During the incineration process, the flue gas contains a large amount of high-temperature heat energy. The non-condensable gas circulation system recovers the heat energy in the flue gas through heat exchangers and other equipment, and transfers it to water or other media to heat it up and form steam or hot water.

The heat energy recovered through the non-condensable gas circulation system is supplied to equipment such as incinerators, steam generators or hot water boilers to provide the required heating energy. This method can not only meet the heating needs of the equipment during the incineration process, but also effectively utilize the waste heat generated during the incineration process to achieve energy recycling.

Non-condensable gas circulation heating uses waste heat to recover heat energy, which can reduce energy consumption during the incineration process and reduce dependence on other energy sources, thereby achieving energy conservation and emission reduction. At the same time, waste heat emissions are reduced, which is beneficial to protecting the environment and reducing atmospheric pollution.

The non-condensable gas circulation heating system adopts advanced control technology, which can achieve precise control of the heat energy recovery and heating process, ensuring stable system operation and good heating effect.